Andhra Pradesh Education Minister Nara Lokesh received appreciation from President Droupadi Murmu for the education reforms being implemented in the state. The President lauded the government’s efforts to strengthen the education system and encouraged the minister to continue introducing student-focused reforms.
The interaction took place after the first convocation ceremony of Andhra Pradesh Central University in Anantapur. As President Murmu was leaving the venue, Lokesh accompanied her to the helicopter to bid farewell. During the brief interaction, the President personally appreciated him for the initiatives taken in Andhra Pradesh’s education sector.
According to the minister’s office, President Murmu remarked that the reforms introduced in the state’s education system were commendable and said they should continue in the coming years. She noted that a student-centric approach to education would help build a brighter future for young people and strengthen the overall quality of education.
The President also appreciated Lokesh’s address at the university’s inaugural convocation. She said his speech was inspiring and conveyed a meaningful message to the graduating students, encouraging them to move forward with confidence and responsibility.
Since taking charge of the Education Department, Nara Lokesh has been focusing on several reforms aimed at improving learning standards, strengthening infrastructure, promoting digital education, and enhancing opportunities for students across Andhra Pradesh. The latest appreciation from the President is being seen as recognition of the state’s ongoing efforts to transform its education sector.